Re: Command line interface

At the current moment, all namespaces within the application are 
available within the profiler information.  We might be able to provide 
an option to filter certain namespaces out by default - for instance, 
removing any NUnit.* namespace.  There isn't any sort of functionality 
supporting this right now, however.

Let me know what you need and we can figure out the best way to do it.

Michael J Kaye wrote:
> Matthew Mastracci wrote:
> 
>> Options (use quotes around any arguments containing spaces)
>>  /r:<file>        The application to profile
>>  /w:<workingdir>  Specifies the working directory for the application
>>  /a:<args>        Specifies command line arguments
>>  /v               Returns the version of nprof and exists
>>
>>  
>>
> Thanks Matthew.
> The NUnit Addin author and I have been working with this. We can get 
> Nprof to run in response to a "Test With..." menu click and it seems to 
> do everything it should. However, the profiling data does not cover the 
> namespace we are testing.
> Am I right in thinking that the "/r" argument also defines the namespace 
> for which to provide data?
> For us to run the tests, the "/r" argument has to point to the NUnit 
> Addin TestRunner executable. The desired namespace, however, is that for 
> which we are running the tests. Does that make any sense? :-s
> Whereabouts in the code should we be looking to find where the shown 
> namespaces are specified?
> Is there another way to do this?
> Thanks for you help.
> 
> Michael J Kaye
> 
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